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... Meetings It is important to show up to appointments on time. People may even arrive early if they are trying to please the person that they are meeting. However, be aware that you may be kept waiting. When first entering a room or greeting your Saudi cou ...
... Considerations The South Sudanese may prefer oral communication rather than putting things in writing. Cash is not the only currency in South Sudan. Objects, labour and livestock are often traded to fulfil business deals. Some South Sudanese people may not ...
... Meetings Punctuality is important for business relationships. If you are running late, call your Dutch counterpart(s) in advance to let them know. Shake hands with everyone in the room during introductions. A small amount of social conversation may begin t ...
... Meetings Appointments are necessary and should be made at least two weeks in advance. It is usually difficult to schedule meetings on Friday afternoon or from mid-July to mid-August (the summer period). The Christmas and N ...
... Meetings Appointments should be made at least two weeks in advance. It is important to confirm the meeting time and date two or three days before the meeting. It is essential to address people using appropriate titles in professional settings. Kenyans will ...
... Meetings Punctuality is respected and expected in a business setting. However, it is not uncommon for Chileans to arrive 30 minutes after the designated time. In a business setting, people are usually greeted with a firm handshake accompanied with a smil ...
... Meetings Up to six weeks’ notice for meetings should be provided. This is particularly important for meetings with those at the executive level. In the peak summer holiday months of July and August, it is usually difficult to arrange meetings or appointmen ...
... Meetings Try to arrive for a meeting on time, but be prepared to wait for your business counterpart. During the first meeting, expect a fair amount of small talk. Often, business matters are reserved for subsequent meetings once this initial contact and fa ...
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Meetings
Punctuality is very important. Arrive on time, but also be flexible if delays occur throughout the meeting.
The most senior person present is usually the last person to enter a meeting. Introduce yourself to them first before greeting the
... Meetings It is best to arrive on time out of respect for your Somali counterpart. However, be aware that they may not be as punctual. People may prefer not to attend meetings or events at certain days/times due to religious reasons. Meeting agendas may be ...
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